21/3 Analysis Unit: Arpita ki Saaya? - Page 12

Originally posted by: SylvaniaLUX

@Deeps: Yes Deeps, Shobha took a huge gamble here. She is personally privy to the worst a man can do to a woman. And then she observes another man, Yash, who without laying eyes on Aarti defends her in front of his despotic father. In all probabilities, when Shobha put the Scindia family with all their quirkiness on one side of the balance and only Yash on the other, given her experience she found Yash outweighing the other. And she put her bet on Yash. Instinctively she knows that when it boils down to it, Yash will rise up to the occasion and hold Aarti's hand, and not abandon her like her own son did. Other than that, she trusts Aarti's mental strength and her spirit to pull her through all the other problems.

Originally posted by: MelodiousDreams

Oh my god.

It's fantastic that a show like this one is bringing up all sorts of issues that we may not have considered before...Things that we, like Aarti, have never had to face...Aarti as a character and symbol of today's Indian woman is of increasing interest to me, especially now after this episode and the precap for tomorrow. How she deals with all of the obstacles that the past (both her own past and Yash's past) is throwing at her and how she finally pierces through Yash's unyielding exterior to settle in his heart forever is going to be an amazing journey to watch. The tagline of this show really couldn't be more apt: Yash and Aarti will have to battle the memories of their "past life" and the complicated, crisscrossing, suffocating links of that life to their present to be able to finally let go and begin a new life...together.

Originally posted by: InduG64

@Melodious Dreams: Superb take.

"Yash's unyielding exterior"----and we only saw a glimpse of the fallout if someone so much as takes the names of Arpita's and Aarti's names in one breath. Aarti has a long way to go before she even makes a dent to this armour. She needs to first pull herself out from the deep recesses of her own past before she starts to willingly rehabilitate herself.

Originally posted by: MelodiousDreams

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Thank you! And my name is Borna 😊

@bold: This is another major complication, perhaps the biggest one of all...I'm really curious to know how Aarti will do this, and when! Is she going to "dent the armor" after healing herself, or is Yash going to unwittingly help her heal first? I don't see how either of those possibilities is going to happen at this point. Everything's hazy and dark...The best thing about this show (and the scariest, for me, haha) is that we really can't predict how things are going to turn out...There is a long, rough road ahead for Yash and Aarti purely because of their previous marriages and the "emotional baggage" that is tied to them, for lack of a better phrase. I'm seeing a rather dreary picture of their punar vivaah right now...The handcuff/umar bhar ki qaid analogy just keeps coming back again and again! From the first memory of Prashant that we got to see, to the engagement rings being a symbol of handcuffs, to Arpita's kangans being like another pair of handcuffs...Wow. Another interesting thing that I just remembered: Aarti was the one who asked/reminded the policeman to unlock the handcuffs in that episode; she is the one who ends up ripping her dupatta and freeing it from the kangan...an indication of Aarti's strength, perseverance, and will power? Or am I just overanalyzing?

Originally posted by: jyoti06

@Nightstarr and 123mitul :When I said muslims ..I meant a hindu-muslim marriage where a hindu girl's name is being changed to a muslim one ...there was a friend of mine who had to change her name to marry a muslim guy ..so I made that reference 😳...

@Nightstarr :One interesting point in your take that if at all her name is changed ,then it means in future ,Yash himself will change it back to Aarti and make an announcement that Aarti is not a replacement of anyone but his wife who has her own identity in this house 😳😳

Originally posted by: narangi_77

@bold

I don't know...I wish we really could not predict...but we do know that the leads will end up together in the end don't we? After a LOT of melodrama. Indian tv is too predictable.

I actually think it would be more realistic if they didn't end up together (though I desperately want them to...except I'm a little ticked off with Yash at the moment, so i don't know 😆).

This show is hardly high on the realism factor.

I think there are some people don't/can't/won't move on...Yash might be one of those people.

BTW, Have you seen Rishta.com ? There was an episode in which a young divorced single mother comes looking for a parter...to start afresh. Her ex-husband shows up at the nth moment and she wavers...but then she ends up not going back to him.

That was much more "realistic" ...but then again the whole show was, IMO.

Originally posted by: narangi_77

@MelodiousDreams:

Borna right? may i call you Borna?

gotcha...

Yes, I am keeping my fingers crossed that they don't do anything too cringeworthy either...

and when it comes to the leads falling in love...i also hope they are not too predictable about. it ..he falls for her because she takes care of P&P and she falls for him because he takes care of Ansh...boring...

that's too simplistic for Yash and Aarti.. here's hoping for something complex for these complex and difficult characters...that's what I love about them...they're three dimensional...not all good, not all the time anyway, their hearts are in the right place, but sometimes they behave till total asses...that's incredibly real and human...

So here's hoping for a gradual thawing and a gradual heating up 😳